An International Intensive Training, or IIT, is a special kind of ‘immersive experience’ developed by Marshall Rosenberg, uniquely offered through the Center for Nonviolent Communication as part of his legacy. It is a 9-day, residential workshop in Nonviolent Communication, typically including 40 to 70 participants with 3 to 5 CNVC Certified Trainers.
The IITs are organized in collaboration with a local organizer/host group or individual who organizes the residential venue and meals for the period. The costs vary with each IIT, as they each depend on the costs of available appropriate venues in the location of the event. IITs have been held all over the world; Sri Lanka, Canada, Sweden, France, Switzerland, Colombia, Brazil, the United States of America, Hungary, and Argentina, are only some of the countries that have hosted IITs.
The participants and trainers live, eat, play, and learn together in community during the training, providing real-life opportunities to live Nonviolent Communication over an extended period of time. Participants develop Nonviolent Communication skills and consciousness with the guidance and support of the Certified Trainer team. For frequently asked questions, visit IIT FAQ page on cnvc website.
Trainingteam: Giacomo Poleschi (Italy), Karoline Bitschnau (Austria), Gabriele Grunt (Austria), Chrislin Rajendram (Sri Lanka), Shona Cameron (Scotland), Irmtraud Kauschat (Germany),
